you go visit the saturn 5 rockets, and you just can't believe it. you look at one of the engine nozzles out of the 5 at the base, and an injen big enough to have a tea party for five in a single nozzle, and you walk the length of it, and it's 32 stories long, 32 stories tall, and them you see the capsule at the top where the three astronauts were. this is the famous rocket equation manifest large, the rocket equation that tells you that for every sort of little bit of payload you want to put up, you need that much more fuel to launch the fuel that you have not burned yet. [laughter] okay? so this rapidly runs from you, and your spaceships have to get exponentially large, depending on the size of nor payload. that's why the rocket is 31 stories of fuel, four story of astronaut and lunar lander. here we are reflecting in front of the piece of hardware saying, damn, look at how we did it back then, my gosh. revelation number four, why m areflecting in front of the rocket? it's the first rocket ever to leave low earth outer -- orbit and go someplace. we

oficiales dicen que durante la madrugada, intentaron detener al conductor de un "suv" azul, marca saturnron que estaba ebrio ---sin embargo, el hombre no se detuvo y la patrulla de caminos lo persigui desde castro valley hasta oakland donde abandon su vehiculo y salio corriendo.. cu ---empezando hoy, una curva considerada "mortal" en la autopista 17 debe convertirse ms segura take vo ---empleados de "caltrans" estn construyendo un muro divisorio en la curva laurel, ubicada en las montaÑas de santa cruz ---la obra debe terminarse el fin de semana, si el tiempo lo permite ---ese trecho es considerado peligroso debido al numero de accidentes mortales que han ocurrido ahi ---la semana pasada, un hombre del este de la bahia fallecio en un choque frontal.. stop open cu otra pareja gay se ha unido al esfuerzo para que el gobierno federal reconozca sus uniones para propositos migratorios.. take vo brian willingham es ciudadano estadounidens e, y alfonso garca es de mxico.. hoy acudieron a una audiencia en la corte de inmigracin en san francisco porque segn la pareja, alfonso fue puesto en proces

hugo and harry potter in the deadly hollows part two lead the pack for the saturn award nomination.t honors the best in science fiction, fantasy and horror films. the awards will be presented here in burbank on june 20 and this year they've become more mainstream. woody allen's midnight in paris scored for best fantasy film and best writing. the film festival kicks off with a little comedy this year. >> you have pick add date yet? >> not yet but within the year. >> the downtown manhattan festival will open with a five- year engagement on april 15 15. >> here's the guest list. >> reporter: that's your eye on entertainment. i'm edward lawrence for cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning. you're watching 9news now at

i was the one with the ev from saturn. i thought it was the best idea i had heard. we created a new commission out of that task force that eventually went into the mta, and now at risk and is responsible for it. paul was responsible for that. he advanced this initiative and codified his passion. we have been celebrating his tenacity, resolve, constancy, and faith in this project. paul, i want to thank you for your vision and not giving up on this. i know you have taken a lot of heat from your colleagues, others who were outraged. i want to just say, hat's off to you and the elected family of san francisco. finally, to mayor lee. my department meetings were never found. i have to acknowledge that. i would never acknowledge that as mayor. ed reed was always the first one to come around. i do not know what it is about cars, but we were kindred spirits, reducing the size, increasing the efficiency. i am glad to hear that you have found this fund. thank you, mayor, for making me feel better about my role in this respect. [applause] >> our next guest has told everyone --

surface is rough and heavily cratered, it has a very thin atmosphere and perhaps a small ring like saturn's. pretty cool. >>> up next your tuesday morning weather. and in sports, a champion-winning shot that will have you asking how in the world did he do that. stay with us. you have got to see this next. you have got to see this next. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday life. bring it with bounty basic. affordably priced. tested by everyday life. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. scattered showers, 72 in new york. mostly sunny, 82 in miami. mostly sunny, 64 in chicago. dallas, partly cloudy, 82, and los angeles, 66. let's get a check of your national foreca

remember the saturn 5 rocket? there is a heavy constipate launching things into orbit. it is $10,000 a pound. the boast was put forward to -- boost was to miniaturize them but not lose functionality. that started by the push by nasa. it became an entire industry of consumer products industry and now we are carrying the complete works of beethoven on the lapel pin, listening to a on headphones. another one, lasik surgery. nasa made it affordable and accurate. affordable and accurate. that is important when your eyeballs are concerned and that came about from the docking mechanism between the space shuttle itself and the space station. accurate, affordable, with high precision. the laser guidance system made these lineup was applied to the surgery. that is why people today have accurate site with inexpensive fees, credit nasa. the grooves on pavement on turns, that was nasa. no one thought to do that before nasa thought to do it. with this landing of the space shuttle on a long runway. the space shuttle does not -- it can reverse its engines so it coast to a stop. you do

. >> as opposed to weather on saturn. >> i guess so. >> the weather here has temperatures expected to climb after days of rain and wind and this is exactly what we're talking about. choppy waters out in pacifica this morning as waves crash right into the shore. nbc bay area meteorologist christina lor ebb. will this end up dying down? it will. >> the winds are still pretty gusty right now, and as we transition into the next three hours in particular, the whole situation greatly improves as this front finally exits the bay area. now the fog is starting to settle in as high pressure compresses the moisture that we did pick up. so let's get right to the radar because some cities are still getting a little bit of rain at that point. most of the activity is down in the south bay. >> san jose is getting light to moderate rain and that will continue to be the case. the overall trend is clearing, and by this time tomorrow we'll be able to take a look at those snow-capped peaks. even mount hamilton picked up about two inches of snow. so we needed the reason. we picked up over three-quarters of

the highway patrol says officers tried to bull over a blue saturn suv. but the driver would not pull over. and he led officers on pursuit all the way into oakland. the driver and passenger got out of the car and ran away. >> perimeter was set up. unfortunately we did not apprehend the driver. however, we do have information that leads us to the whereabouts of the driver and we're going to follow up on that information now. >> officers point out they initially tried to pull the car over because they suspected that driver may have been under the influence. >>> beginning today a deadly curb on highway 17 should become a lot safer. caltrans crews are starting to work on a temporary center divide along laurel drive in the santa cruz mountains. work should wrap up by the weekend, weather permitting. the stretch of road is notorious for dangerous collisions. just last week, an east bay man died in a head-on crash at that curb. >>> sentenced, then suspended. this morning in san francisco, ross mirkarimi's attending his first violence counseling session. he pled

elsewhere saturn side anji have labelled as easy aussie that banana throwing that occurred during their one nil defeat at looking at sea on sunday the club's a winter signing chris sadly appears to be that's our get of the ledger the views have been on it was thrown at him from the stands and the congolese defender itself stood back looking to see even the russian football union are looking into the incident. and backs of two a volvo as the level set looking at seed was coach goose hitting spurs defeat at the helm of on g. a blow for the study side came midway through they said. can have defender league was stretchered off the field after a clumsy tackle by samba while davies luzhkov was in the thick of it for looking at the throughout the match and his perseverance finally paid off as he netted the only goal of the game while on jesus star striker sammy well it's all well missed their next game at home to combine after picking out one below cord to many of the comments eve are up to third and remain in seventh. and the english premier league manchester united thrashed wolves five nil t

saturn is coming up later in the evening.riangle with the moon and a bright star. and if you wait out the night f you go out around sunset and if you get lucky enough, you can see all of these planets together in the sky, if your conditions are just right. venus, mercury -- venus and jupiter are unmistakable. the moon obviously is always a great show. they're in the west. the best time to see them, just after sunset, that's when they're the brightest. they set around the middle of the night. in the eastern sky, mars comes up. it's bright red and orange. and later in the evening, saturn pops up. a little dimmer than the other ones. but it's a nice nightcap for the others. >> so exciting for us space lovers. thank you so much for coming in and giving us the heads-up. >>> back here on earth, thousands are lining the streets of central mexico to get a sight of the pope. it's the beginning of pope benedict iii's visit. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream. reddi-wip uses real dairy cream. nothing's more real

earth, of course, and on saturn's largest moon, titan.conference in texas says it rains methane on titan once every thousand years. it's so cold-- about 290 degrees below zero-- that the methane falls in liquid form. that has photo shows, it's enough to form methane lakes. pobd has begun a week-long trip to mexico and cuba. he arrived in central mexico where he'll celebrate mass on sunday for an estimated 300,000 people. the pope travels to cuba on monday. earlier today we noticed that benedict, who turns 85 next month, is now using a cane. we came across a remarkable piece of music today. the tune may be unfamiliar but the composer is known the world over. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pelley: that is a lost work of moat mozart played in public for the first time today at the composer's house in salzburg, austria. it was found packed away in the attic of another home last summer. music music experts say the 84-bar passage was likely written in 1767 when mozart was 11 years old. it's march it's march madness extreme edition. "on the "on the road" with steve h

dollar i'm going to comes to the ruble and the saturn gains against both in euro and their greenback. right care of all of that so how business looks this hour back so you take a thank you marina with all that the very latest business unusual for us to you back with the recount no votes what stories just a few moments here no case to. so for resistance a new job the rates of. a raise if you came in for example a thirty eight times beats but. breast cancers more than centonze told cancers fourteen times forget the exact details bullish huge numbers is not god nothing that you have ever found in any epidemiological study can be wherever there is a way that brings victory. to its creator. he's not alone some are more severe than others we have something that is born without skulls without organs and sometimes with their legs totally twisted what means death to those who it's point is such. a man. or an answer to those who choose to spend the money. and the celebration and they don't realize that stand looking at their own future cancer comes this is just not good so sides. i have. leakag

. >> coming up, should all white people be send in a -- sent to saturn where they will experience a fiery death? he discusses my letters to nasa. >> and shouldy maxists be illegal? we tend to your bloody knows. >>> they want to squash those who mosh. boston police are crackdown on slam dancing at clubs calling the rowdy aggressive style a public safety hazard. cops cited house of blues. i have never been there. it sounds nice for a license violation and 60 people involved in a, quote, aggressive mosh pit. i believe there are is a hip hop band. the department says the dance violated safety rules and the club security didn't intervene. and local metal bands agree with the cops. na. he says i agree on cracking down on fighting, but moshing is a form of creation. what does our saint patty's day correspondent make of this? >> happy st. patrick's day teddy bear. the leprechauns left you a pot of gold. are you one lucky guy. is that pretty good? >> fatten him up before you eat him. that's what you do. fill him up with corn and he is just like corn. >> good meat. >> you have to take the needles o

saturn, that's right and the other one is uranus, neptune, okay. rings, moons that have gotten too close and just simply got ripped apart, they are whole lot of boulders and they're just all spinning around. that's what they are. tidal forces can be enormous when you are very, very close to something because the difference in pull between near and far might be greater than the force with which everything is held together with. makes sense? so tidal forces don't occur too much for long, long distances but for short distances where the difference in pulls is a lot, the tidal forces can be enormous. we don't get the same depth of tide every day. some days, the tide is higher and lower than others and the reason for that is because both the moon and the sun are pulling at the same time. you see, if i have the moon pulling here and i have the sun out here pulling in the same direction, that's going to make these bulges even more. the sun contributes about 1/4 as much influence as the moon. i mean, it's still as big, okay? so when they're lined up, you g

apollo's saturn five rocket dropped into the atlantic just minutes after lift-off back in 1969.nd update the weather forecast. spencer christian is here. another storm coming. >>> another is coming, dan. and actually we welcome it because we are still below the average levels of rainfall for this point in the season. we ginning to catch up a little bit, over 60% in the north bay. san francisco almost at 620% of average. san jose only 36% of the average rainfall total for this point in the season. we could use the rain that is on its way. tomorrow a dry day statewide with the exception of the northern -- northwestern most corner. ure reka cool and rainy. in the bay, mild conditions and high temperatures well into the upper six in many inland locations. the accuweather seven-day forecast. on friday, some places hit 70 degrees or better especially in the inland locations but friday night and saturday morning we have stormy weather coming our way. windy, rainy and raw conditions. cool with highs mainly in the 50s. we dry out and warm up a little bit on sunday and monday. >> thanks,

on july 16, 1969, the engines of the saturn five rocket burned for a few minutes, then were jettisonedway. armstrong was the first human to set foot on the moon. >>> march has ushered in one sierra snowstorm after another. the been exactly what ski resorts needed. as ktvu's ken pritchett reports, our snowpack is still well below normal. >> reporter: the word from skiers almost any day this month was about the same as it was today. >> fresh powder, all day, really deep. you've got 12 to 14 inches of fresh. probably snowed three or four inches today. >> reporter: winter sputtered in january and february. >> we're all speculating for the winter march. we're seeing it, and we're not done yet. >> reporter: john manson said the area received 183 inches of snow in march. more than half of the ski season total dating back to october. but a miracle march for ski resorts isn't quite the same when it comes to our water supply. the snowpack. 2011 was a heavy snow year. the sierra snowpack on april 1 stood at 165% of normal. today, the snowpack is just 50% of normal. the good news is that reservoir

on july 16, 1969, the engines of the saturn five rocket burned for a few minutes, then were jettisonedirst human to set foot on the moon. >>> march has ushered in one sierra snowstorm after another. the been exactly what ski resorts needed. as ktvu's ken pritchett reports, our snowpack is still well below normal. >> reporter: the word from skiers almost any day this month was about the same as it was today. >> fresh powder, all day, really deep. you've got 12 to 14 inches of fresh. probably snowed three or four inches today. >> reporter: winter sputtered in january and february. >> we're all speculating for the winter march. we're seeing it, and we're not done yet. >> reporter: john manson said the area received 183 inches of snow in march. more than half of the ski season total dating back to october. but a miracle march for ski resorts isn't quite the same when it comes to our water supply. the snowpack. 2011 was a heavy snow year. the sierra snowpack on april 1 stood at 165% of normal. today, the snowpack is just 50% of normal. the good news is that reservoir levels are still health

. >>> new images from nasa give the sharpest image yet of saturn's moon reya. these shots caught two major impact areas on the surface. >>> could this be a long lost da vinci master piece? it was uncovered in florence and the chemical content of the hidden paint match it is colors used on the mona lisa. da vinci began it in 1805 but it was covered up by a fresco in 1663. historians long thought the work was wiped noout in the process t in a "the da vinci code"-like hint there is a cryptic banner reading "he who seeks finds." hmm, very "the da vinci code"-like. it's five minutes past the hour. now to al with a check of the weather. >> reporter: this portion of "today" is brought to you by new nonalcohol bailey's coffee creamers. find your flavor today. >> a da vinci clue -- or is it? let's show you what's going on in your weather. why is it so warm? we have the jet stream way to the north because of a large upper level ridge keeping it north in canada. we have the warm air circulating. look at the temperatures. for today, 26 degrees above normal in minneapolis.

no one shed a tear when gemini stopped because saturn 5 was there.s the adventure continues you have something to look forward to tomorrow to dream, in vent. >> tomorrow science and technology in this country looks what? >> the emerging model, nasa has been in orbit, risks assessed, costs understood, it's a private enterprise. we should have done that 30 years ago if you ask me. private enterprise -- so private enterprise presumably will do it more cheaply, efficiently in the economies of scale that private enterprise brings to bear on a property. so what will not happen and will never happen and a good reason why it can't happen private enterprise never led a big, expensive, dangerous adventure with uncertain risks. >> because private enterprise reports to shareholder and investment return. >> exactly. >> big ideas and exploring frontiers is meant to make somebody some money. >> exactly. so if you've never done it before and can't assess the risk you can't go to an investor and say here is the money you give me and the money you get back in a certai

the company will try to rescue the saturn 5 rocket which dropped into the sea minutes after liftoff inat powered neil armstrong, buzz ald rin and michael collins on their moon mission. bez bezos' net worth is about $18 billion says he hopes this endeavor will inspire more kids to invent and explore. >> very cool. >> it is cool. >> it's not quite $18 billion, but the megamillion jackpot is plenty now stands at $540 million. if you were the lucky winner, what could you buy? not just fancy vacation homes and sports cars. think big. which companies or even sports teams could you get with that kind of loot? darren rovell has been daydreaming about it. d-ro. >> tyler, listen, we are going to break down really from a $230 million standpoint, because i don't want people to come after me saying what about after taxes. so it's $389 million lump sum. and then after that i factored in a single resident in new jersey, it was $230 million. obviously depending on your state. we'll start with the dallas starz. you can buy them in entirety according to forbes. they're worth $230 million. >> hockey team

highway patrol says the officers tried to pull over a blue saturn suv around 2:10 this morning. but the driver wouldn't pull over and led police on a pursuit all the way to oakland. the driver and passenger got out of the car and ran away. >> a perimeter was set up and we did not apprehend the driver. however, we do have information to lead us to the driver and we're going to follow up now. >> officers say they initially tried to pull the car over because officers suspected the driver may have been driving under the influence. >>> tomorrow marks one week since the disappearance of 15-year-old sierra lamar. while her family and friends are right now desperate to find her, police, well, they appear no closer to solving this mystery. live in morgan hill where sierra's mother has a message for the community. good morning, bob. >> yeah, good morning to you, john. and in her quest to find her daughter who was supposed to show up at the school bus stop last friday morning, marlene lamar has made a request is asking for her friends and just the community of morgan hill for help. at a pr

the reason i call it this fluke is because thought about saab saturn and wondered if it things i wantto do them as they get older is engaged in issues they get older, even ones i may not agree with them on. i want and be able to speak their mind in a civil and thoughtful way. and i don't want them attacked or called horrible names because they are being good citizens. and i wanted the senator to know that i thought her parent should be proud of her and we want to send a message to our young people that being part of a democracy involves our country an argument and disagreement and debate and we want you to be engaged and there is a way to do it that doesn't involve you being demeaned and insulted. particularly when you're a private citizen. >> jessica. >> ester present at -- >> jessica. >> thank you, mr. president. house democrats have said the the republicans on this large issuer engaged in a war on women. some top republicans say it is more like democrats are engaged in a war for the women spoke. as you talk about talk of war in other arenas, as women are great concerns about women